Pañuelos Wazoo Survival Gear

Cap Wazoo Survival Gear Cache Olive with front loop patch area. The cap has low profile crown. No snag hook and loop adjuster. Buttonless top for use with helmets and hearing protection. Features six quick access overlap closure pockets (3 in main dome, 1 in middle of brim, 2 along edge of brim). Ripstop nylon construction.

Cap Wazoo Survival Gear Cache Camo with front loop patch area. The cap has low profile crown. No snag hook and loop adjuster. Buttonless top for use with helmets and hearing protection. Features six quick access overlap closure pockets (3 in main dome, 1 in middle of brim, 2 along edge of brim). Ripstop nylon construction.

Designed in cooperation with some of the finest foraging instructors. Features: 12 common plants/fungus of North America, 12 different designated uses with part indicator icons, 12 listed field uses, common and scientific names. Beautiful and accurate botanical illustrations. Bulk packed.

Accurate identification and interpretation of animal behavior via track and sign is an outdoor skill that has been all but lost by the average person, even to the most experienced outdoors-folks. Learning even the basics of tracking will yield a more enriching awareness in nature as well as a practical tool when your life may depend on it. Animal tracking may aid you in finding a food source or avoid becoming one for a predator. It should be acknowledged that this is not the first tracking bandana ever made, but hands (paws, hooves, or otherwise) down, it’s the most legitimate! It contains the most accurate tracks available, shown to scale, and includes default gaits for each animal. Wazoo partnered with tracking experts to help guide us and choose the list of animals based on certain criteria that would allow you to have the most success with this bandana. They requested animals: - Found across the majority of North America; - Most abundantly found in the wild; - That may indicate water nearby; - That are easy food sources; - Most useful for side-by-side comparison; They also included false eyespots. These are a form of mimicry adapted by various insects, birds, fish, and reptiles, as well as by some human cultures, such as those living near tigers in the Ganges Delta in India. They wear a mask on the back of their head based on the theory that certain predators prefer to attack from behind (unseen). The bandana can be folded so the “eyes” face outward and can be worn on the back of the head to serve the same purpose, or worn on the front while napping.

Cap Wazoo Survival Gear Cache Coyote Brown with front loop patch area. The cap has low profile crown. No snag hook and loop adjuster. Buttonless top for use with helmets and hearing protection. Features six quick access overlap closure pockets (3 in main dome, 1 in middle of brim, 2 along edge of brim). Ripstop nylon construction.